._ , ::ii i O 00%,tt* : #10 . irt , 4c, -I-1
~..-Niontrogel Jane 2£41851;
CAMII.OD.U.
tlie-Censin..
Aa gLOERVELADY CAOOIIT.—Tho to
kingvfAbo last census has give - tins iifoore
of-y-apital - stories,- but until ',yesterday tie
do not ret ollect. having i3tnmhled upon the'
tolleiving,.-. We e ick it alias an estray, go
lug the rountis_without credit:,..
I.
List fall a census taker,' - on a tour of du
ty,-stopped _at, an - elegant brisk-;dwelling
house on Western Row---thacsactiodation
of , whioh is no businesi of 'mirth'. "Ile" was
medic& at the doorrhy a stiff,"
,weltdressed
elderly-hty, whonnuld be cagily recognized
a.widow of some _years'standing. On
hotting the mission of her -visitor, the lady
invited hittitto sit:inthe ball. Having ar
ranged himself- into a working position, ho
inquired-for the number of persons in the
family ofr tho lady.
- 1- Eight, sir,' replied tho lady,
myself.",
' Very well- - your - Jtge, madam?'
ago, sir!' she replied; with
,a pier°•
ing, digniled look ;. I conceive it's none of
sour n intiiness, what by ago might be-you
are incpilsitive, sir.' :
4 •The law compels. me, madam„ to_talo
the ago et-every person in the_ward; _it is
ray duty'to matte the inquiry.' , "
Well; if the law"compels you to ask, I
resume it will compel me to answer. nti
1 a
between thirty and forty.' - •
Presume" that means thirty-five?'
No, gir t it means no such- thing; I am
only thirty-three years of ago I'
Very ; well,-madam' putting doirn tbe
figuires, "just as you say. - Now for - the
nges of the chibiret7, commencing with the
youngest one, if you please.' -
Josephine my youngest is ten years of
age..., ,_!..eiophine ! —preity name—ten.' _
Minerva was twelve last week.
'Mitierva—,•caßtivating 7 -twelve:
'Cleoptifro - Elvira bast just turned- fif-'
teen.'
" efeepatrh - Elvira—ebniming—fifteen:
• Angclina.is 'eighteen, -sir--zust eigh
teen.' - , .
• Angelina-favorite name--eigbteen.' •
"' My eldest and only married daughter,
sir, Anna 'Sophia, is a little over twenty
, Live. .
'Twenty-five Ilia you say, madam"?'
!,I'..es, sir. Is,there anything remarla-
,S3IIIT LN Wrtsix.---A Writer in the Prairie
Farmer suggests, that wheat:intended - for seed
should not be cut until thoroughly ripe ; that
it cut as early as wheat intended for the mill,
smut is more likely to ocbur. He states that
since he has adopted theiplan of sowing thor
oughly Opened wheat for seed, (ten years)that
he has had no smut. 1 :
, POTATO ROT Aems.-Vohn T. Snyder of
iranklin, Bergen County ? N.. 1„ claims the pre- 1
mium offered by the Legislatnre of Massachu
setts, fora remedy againSt the potato rot. He
states that a handful of -ashes applied around
the vines in each-hill at the time when the rot
Usually commences, will effectually prevent
I the' disease, and that the lipplieation should be
In3ade as late as possible! Noas 3-errant.
Apple Trees.--Itemmie sods from around
the trunks,-if orchards b i e in. grass ;... the bark
will harden -near the: ground if exposed to the
action of the air,land this prevent.the attack_
of the borer laterin the season. • Apply to the
iteunka a solution of, one pound of Bleachefs l
. _
Mr. -Higgins (according to the N. y_iNo. 1 Soda, in onegallon of water, and in the,
Spirit of the
,Times)—that_piper or never fill apply the same solution to the larger'
ending inn—Wis an unfortuaate man. lie; branches. - Such - applicatkns not - only destroy
fell in, late with Miss: Jenkins, and b e i ng i the cocoons - of insects, - but decomposes dead ,
bashful', made his wishes known to ib e in.--Lbark, and enables the, growing irce to throw]
be being
use i l r ezloatings,.. while the healthy bark '
dY.through some very fine. verses, which
putin his rest pocket and carried them• tcii Corm will :pm,nlitsanlm d Pr iZro m vl n t s ge nch erail
his sweet heart-himself._ Through mistake health of tile tree. 'Do not whitewash 4ple
he: handed lier_ the, following note`-which trees—the lime soon changeS to carbonate of
happened to be in the other pocket : --' lime and becomes inert, filling thepores of the
.Mr-biggios : -- ---
~..- - - -- - , surface and preventing Ithe free- exudations
''Sir--LI, dean't konsider your contlietbe-
I
!from the tree, which quil no more -remain in
!, full health with
. a dirty bark, than can a man
etnamin of a gentleman not too Mention an
you o lvith a duty skin. -., , • ,
- arn-dresier not to pay the 2 and 9 as
, , Peach Worm . —lf your trees wire well
mks* leng a poor loan -wilder and .shalli
washed with a strong s'olution of soda. ar-1
suMmins; yea to.Cownte Karts if not paid
, Imince. . -., --,
~ 1 onnd the trunks list fall, or surrounded by,
7 _ , 1 __
often I recommended, die,
lte ditinot lento of the fatal error tilllu r e we have
~ peach worm will probably not exist in them,'
he received, by the hand of a nice little
b
negro boy-the following note in reply .-.'..ut if this has been neglected, pour boiling
.- i ' Missijenkins' - ebinplimenti to 111 r. Hig
water around the tfulk near the ground,
.1 ,
gins and returns him the paper he loft' with'end thus destroy them The peachworm
AlissJ.,' - She cannot understand What INfri is principally. composed of alalbumen,the 1
as ,the! white of an egg,
Higgins'could. mean in giving the note to r al ue SUbStanee
an and like it will becooled by boiling grater, 1
her as :it sannot possibly be 'on affair"
the-slight•softeningof the hark and Warm- '
heir: - If 111 c. Higgins means that be its in
ins of the root will not
~injure the tree, but
Warm
want of money, no doubiler materna will
'he' contribute to its general health. Wes have
llappY to stipply Mr. Higgins; - hut he
f)
really should apply in a less: extraordinary -long been told tba this treatment' would
).;ill car trees, hut alter Ibilowing the prae
uiggina, commenced packing his dada for tiee for many years, - we ffrid 'them superior
' 01141=r-without delay - - to tlioSe• 'of '-'our. 'neighbors.- Loosen the
. , • . earth'around peach trees, and if in archarde,
I plow thoroughly ; they ennnot succeed: with--
out cultivation: -The shbrtening-in of Peach
i trees, recommended by bow' ting, Continues
[to work weliwith . us. - Those which; hav e
i been regularly shortened in each year, tire
all inime - health, while' those which! hair'e
been left_to grow withont his :proeeis,-Oef;1
Casionalli fail. : , l, „
..
ble in her being of that age 1'
no• •
,1 can't say that there is—but
is it not iremarkable
_that you sbonld be
her mother when you were only eight years
`of agC - ---
About!that•time the census takei was
oh:,ered aailicig_out of the house,
pursuit' by a broomstick. was the last
tithe ho Tressed a lady to give her age.
•
A Navel, by Lip-hard.;
`- CTIAP.,I, •
A larie ,inountain and a small pole-cat.
Hist I liushl7!,a, liole-cat and a mountain
Huzza
CLUJ'. 11.
' pole-cat views the mottnein—and
the. mountain frowns upon the --
(not
!
sed,"its huge brows contract, (not the pOle
cat's, butane mountain's) 'and the lightn
ings kick up-a row! See--hist !_ bark!:
- CHAP.' lIL
4 Oh ! !---Ufri
A SfiTTEIC,-A raw boy, coming into
printing - 'office, to learn the 'business, the
foreman asiteil the questiOn—'
- 'llare you ever etit any?' messing types
'Set rerlon-I kin, paint I-set all -orir
' tat..bens; acid aidzei every Vne of- diem
Latch out ei - eileigl*pufiftiilerAirVikfif.,
v1'3'4'0616 - that treat off and left her nest , --,
col:morn her
You'll do,' said the foreman. I don't
want-sott.to- set hens, but to , 'set a the
eland.. . - -
' " 1 .11 - 301, ;. ; you want me to set at
the stacci like them set of fellers picking
Ali - the.mji_ga!nariee, do, you? %all hero
Szsnt,sax.& zsst:-Li tl e, narrow prelu
diea, that make,you hate' your neighbor,
ile:eauie,te Las, eggs_rimAtid when you
_hare
3 ours hs ilea,, .; • -
''lltattrouldi give: vim C . harlilLiiinti,
tope!) _mother. -back-to earth, for ono
4.lay; to ask,beryardon upon' ray knees for
,c 11'110w:seta by which I' ere'her ;gentle,
fpixit fain: - - - -
, ,•
- .l o l qtJki l irt Yin" f.9,r- 1 0e 43 0 - .4 1 Y)1i..rt
end if-thievould'atilive Mankind, be free-
ir biarei - Le - ilia
to - ' - -
Ire sap znakel, free:. wish 'a rode wan
places
Ins 'own' good nature, agairiat the
sc.t4ey,ii. impertinence.- ' , ,refit not -with it
' /cut „IVA/17
v*tci'S b - 4 aroiritca. _
WM.EIRW t%CiIIDEE.
----
. ..
Tolltl‘.Ppple•of Penngraniit: ' . -.:
- It will not be forre,otten thatllui State .Airi
caltural.-Society‘ or- P‘Sy*ania - - has fixed
1 Harrisburg as the place, land thels3l,•24th and
25tli of Oclebetnext,ns lie time for Moir An - -
nual Exhibition. There is rid State . - in` the
Union . - whose climate, soil end,the':habits of
whose people afford more nipple resource'sthan
6nr" - o WU for a creditable exhibithiri of their skill
and industry.:: There is - iothing,yalsed;gririvia
or manufacturd&upon the face of . the , earth,
which is not or leis, interesting_ in tho
study and scietice of Agneulture.. The Farmer,
HorticUlturist, the inventor,-the-Bleohanic,'are
all cordially arid - earnestli; invited to contribute
and partake in the interest which will be excited
by tho occasiomand csp4ially dowe invite:the
aid, countenance . and presence of cui'mothers
and daughters,' upon Whose - Eniridy.:woric :Mid
good_ example - ire are so (dependent for all the
- domestic comforti of life r '•
Arrangetnents, arc now being-made for on
, closing the gr ounds, - and providing-separate,
_ ,
and-safe places for the ..animals and articles
which shall be presented - -for exhibition. All
thd canals and rail-WaysOf the State will be
open free - of charge for their transportation to
Harrisburg; 'and. visitorslwill come arid go on
them at one half the usualsates. , ' .
pacludin,,
The young men ottheiState are reminded
that the plowing match will afford them an op
portunity for the display of their skill, the
training of their teams and the fitness of their
implements. ' • C
Whilc s we address thisicommunication to the
people of our State, it will not:be:Understood
that it is designed to exclude the citizens of
other States; ninch less o avoid the,honom
blo e.ompetitioriwhich th ircontributioniMay
afford. Now is the timeo prepare. By di
rection of the Bxecutlue Committee..- • '':
FREDERICK WATTS, •
.Presidept of the State lAgricultural Society.
Carlisle, May 28, 1851,1
, rEf" Pzipers throug,ll64 the State are re
quested to copy. '
=ZENO
Fird/T GAUDEii AND 10RC11A8D.......-LO4
Well to peach trees, and (remove borers apd
peach worms from the bark of the- .tree
just' below the outface of the ground.
torts of fruit trees may be filmed this month
if necessary ;' - out off I black knots frani
'plum trees ;'avaidirimini.cberrimarshortl
ening in peach tree.sat this season ; remove,
!excess of fruits, or you - - Will lose- more" in,
lquality than you will gain in quantity,:-
Use the burning lamp recommended in Vol.
[l, for getting rid of the second brood of
eatepillars. Coat the trunks of treed with
the wash recommended in VoL L . N0.14. to
prevent the incursions of- other invedts."-=
Cut off runners in striwberry: g beds'ai 'fist
as the - plants have done lfrultrug, and thni
'enable them to gain-. strength.. If-.goose
berries show mildew, soak - eut bay(salt bay
if you lave-it.) in attonihrine, - tuid place it
on thogrounditround tie.etunie - itenk..nnd
:O . standing 4:Mtwara A IM. _ as
,0. 0: tab age; _
iprinlile.over,this chartist! dust.
Destroy ants 14th thelammoniaele water
of tbe gat wdrks give ;;liquid manure to
weakly, smali frnits,-and.?teep attach around
them.. SUUltkivrano grape vines; aed as
aist theta, as: reeemwronded in
4;;,tirpeper on. the Isabella literelitawha
grape.
MINA
EAUCgalro"
`rtnnoutto,tvltiv vnottaDATigoa.vere
- & Ecit Ohne
IDi*Oas:►ND SIOPIIIIFTOII6.`
. . _
- .
. ' TERMS.oii,rrothmi AND Pali - vertu per
innutti,Cuh in adetance, or two dollars if not paid
until the'leidof the year. or !linear subscription.
No paper will be,cliscontinned until-netearegee
eer paid, exCept at the option of the Publisher&
Ail comniuniestiotto;mint be poor rato - to re
edy° attention .-
All letters connected with,the office, should be
directed to S. B. & E. B. Oast, Montrose, &sq.:
II? Editors' office over V. C:Tyler's Store.
BATES OF Aorrarrlsmo.
• • ••• ••
One square, (12,1bles or less,) 3 insertions,. 8100
- :;'Each= stibsequent inscrtioni - - - 25'
One square, 3 month., . - 2,50
t. • 6 ntonths; • :4 00
Business Cards,Alineser.less,_ 3
_.OO
Yearly, Advertisements, not over. .41 . square* 700
One co lumn, One yeir, 3O .110
• tearly,Advertiseni will bo:restrieted to the bu
siness in which they ore engaged:' - • • '
o:7' The Pabliebers l , hissing ri large nssorttient
of Job Printing Materials, are prepared to execute
nll kind of JOLI,,WORK with nentneeir and des
patch: : • •-•
, . _
*** BLANKS
,or - every description constantly
on hand, or iitriulei toorder.
IF,a¢aIMTOZ eXiceto.
• Jiall N: U.
Attoi.iiiby•ne .0111.eo on Tureplke street,
meaner west or the old IteOster Printing - itlffice,
"rittrEMPlElisirg
. .
ATFORNEY LAW,:
..Great with
- ..PETIEIII, DECKER; ESQ..
IFATING been appoineetiliy any Fish,or New - Pork, tie
11 a Commihioner for that State totake the proof and
acknowledgement of Demlcand other-Instruments, will
attend to business callain that capacity at kin calve at
Great Bend, Pa, Rept.10,1,550.-17 . ,
S. S. lIVICCUESTER,' •
ATTORNEY AT "IA
Ttinkhannock; Piz.4olfice Brick Rote
lUGAMBLE
DFSIDENCEIn the halite form try tLe rithltrtt ,
16 Samuel Guile, deceased.
Raiford, December 25, 19x0: ,
J. N. SCOTT & co.
LIVERY AND EXCHANGE STABLE
Montrose, ;Penn's.
PETER - STEVENS, • ,
' Cabinet stud Chair 3110.t.fer ; carrieson,the
bnsinese In all Its -variona branches and on alargo scale;
at the old 'stand of Scalths,Stevent and Avery. -
- • :E. B. &. S. CHASE ) .
Ari 9 OP.IIMT:3 AT,
- . ItiCNTILOSE...IPA.:
(Office over Tyler. s StinT.)
Cnase.. - • - 1 -- S. CHAU
•
S. LYONS /A SON.
DEALER IN Dry Gaols, Hardware; Crockery, Tin Watt
Groceries ; Rankin, 4t. 'Also carries th.
'look Binding Business. _
• Public Arertui; Montrose, Pa. . .
i. C. W. sirismiONS.'
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER &. - REPAIREP
I (Shop over A. Dahlia's Saddlery sup.)
TILZ•11.41.11
SILWING & HAIR DRESSING SALOON,
' l s,earlrio Building next door to the Pod Office,
Mbotrose, Pa. , • nt2tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
The People's Friend
- T. Te.PONDIS., of Ithaca, N. T.
pALV D EST OYEZ{ ATM IRE kiIING EXTRA cr.—.4.nExt me
from the shrub called Witch-hazel; and purely; from
that with the exception of a little nicoholto preserte it.
wilicure afloat pain:and Intlantations, old sines,
fresh woundsand bruises, Piles, and all diseases Of the
bowels of a chronic riature; tootle-ache, - ear-ache and in
excellent remily for females, an. - •; . - • -
• It is truly whatit Professes to be, glhePeople'S Friend!
Providence has scattered along the ru=ett paths of life
manythings thatcoutribute greatly, to the comfort and
happiness of every 'body hence their great Yalu°, and
• well may thei be called'filonds of the Penple."
One word here toguard against imposition. Amara by
the name ofdpencer, has manufactured ;and tittered for
. sale a spurimas"aitlele called - the Corigl'Extiact,—that
would be entract of the hazelnut:—ttie genuine is as
whiteand as purees water, while tho spurious article is
'eolorell,which enables the publicto distinguish.
i ,Nonetteuntae,but thosensained Pond'sPainDestroyer
W3l. K. UN/Cif:Montrose, and store-ke epers epers and me.
dicine-dcalersgenerally.dgents. • • ' •• • •
A NEW. supply of JEW ELRY # and Watches
Att. stout tcircaab, at TERRELL'S.
. Jan. 1. 1851. -
- SOLE, LEATH-Ea*
areprepared to sell Maws IE. A. & o.Pritt's cel
1, ebrated sole Leather at N. X. City prices—basin
an agenay. Dealers cart be accomodated with a superior
article, from meta iine C 0111444; aldesat.prlcts4reto.
areiaribeard of In this country. 1
Va.:41850. . laiLi.o L. POST do CO.
:A Fresh Stock. of Clothing. -
g , Hats and Capsaspring .ttishion)Gonts, Ladies and
O
Boys Boots And Sbnes, also, Cap and Letter Payer,
by the Beam or lessinantity, Wall and Curtain Paper
andßoiler, Inks,Pieturesatl Picture Frames, Books
Fancy stationery, Fishing Tackle, .ke, kiln received and
for sale at smallprords for ready pay, and r eckly pakY only
April 3,3851. GEO. FELLER.
Perfumery, Fancy Stoat) Stx.
re,. MEE Bandoline. Triple Extract, Maccarsar 01140 x
1. Marrow- Pnmade, Bears' 014 Barry's Tricopherans,
and other fixings for tho hair. Military shoeing Soap ;
Walnut Oil do Ifhite Ears, Alai otid and Sassafras Soap,
sup erfor artieles for the Toilet, tole found at.
Montrose; October2B, ISSO _J. LTOISB Or EON.
. _Fars! Fairs:,
DASH paid for Fox, Mink,.Muskrat. 3lartin anti
V Coon Aims, by 'M. C. TYLER,
Montrose, Dec. 19, 1850. . • .
Flax Seed.
A NY quantltY of Flu . Std Ranted inixelaitg'efnr Orb
cedes or Cash by , L N. BULLAIID. •
UMPIRE Long Rawls, Palm c tt9s, and plain ne Lgsre
.111 of all colors at
. TYLED.'B.•
QALT by the bbl. - or.lowl at ' • =
a ; .; -D. R.
T ILOI7O EV and BOrapato for role
- - LYONS fr etiANDLEI
Sk.PAY Powdersand Rat PIM for sake .7- •
' - LYON' I.3IANtkIkER
ElVELllY,Muricallpitrumeui id Perfuriery.at
• -
ILktCAISN kettles • fresh raisins, , figa, heirint,
lignacheref;codish. and Union haw for sale by
_ .
SUEEPisheare for safe
J. LYON'S sj-Son,
AGO D stock pr L oot!I and e toes at -t-
D.R. 4: and
TAT RALE, and Linseed Oil; rainte, kgrood tut
V :portment at ‘. and Co.
liArAN'lED—Fifty ton!!!goo , d coal in eickappge
`V for prows aud.cutings. . I '.
- ' B. Arrizs;',
Montrose. Jan.l3, 1851. >, ••
,
more of thou Ologece.uupuus4o aU
4k3./Viither kiude Of tin as
:r- PLASTERi- PLASTER 1 . • -
4,09 saline : Oita
BettitDepot,i46433.- •
..„ -
ED -- ------ -
Iveita,....biztkinsr; rouge 1:1„ .
- , I ti. P,OKT arek*
CLENTLENW 4obuyVlot4Buitabletorwiutcr
eicittlineysin ad We 144 carat tusuar,Vs..,
c - firnit anElJtsel . .4)telat,
„:„
lUM il li g l i-1 / a ratel.A l oskayiard..Bulter,4!se.;*Tai .
toirißeersria,ol4l'ewteiOrairOw,
- • . LIMNS min,
fiRANGE's Er. Lesnorix—A fresh lot just -ta t
‘..lceiredind for sacs' fry thebandriloloten, of
ninglstineralnins jint in. -Mao - §non - s; ylln I
izruesfitilf Inwie 41540 for sato by:
-1,-N.8V11.412tr.
a'o64AtAtpOs:Otlynt.g., -
Bargains
•
ACANFIEL wnt! esY
4.1 j ttk: tiloeltilealt.of% Montrose
and II alai tg, that4o , bat last tr.
T." 4 .7111- turned trim ,trall York nith,the
- t. I; e rg:t e i ii r r icli i, es s t i n i n v_ d_ e b r eetZ T :l k
anottmeilt. of h
• ,es
4 dec. eiorbefore onered in Illnv
‘,l •
mton. 'Tbo apOye goodevero
bongbt for bash; and will be . sold
at UMloisest"price," and all articles warranted" na. IVMM*
mended. - 4 N.:IEI —Particular attention paid to repairing
all kinds of Walcheiind.lewolry. •*_. ,
Tom"' Conitstreet, nearly opposite the Plvettlx Hotel.
ntughaineon,oot—iotisso.---.
• , .: : .. ,
- •,,
gleW
_. , ,_• .IWA ch es o elrY) . & cc -,•:: .
-- - • ..... p. •. • - i ,: rr/dIE subscriber :Is now. racer ' 1
-- - .sb. , . . .• 1. log hie spring stoc.t of Goods;
C
• • -.,• c ••-• ' - -•'•
_.„,„' ennsistinght_part of t. old and elf
' -' t --- ~ , ,: 7 . ver.F.nglish Lever , Witt dies, - • • (told '
i'' ,4- • s • and Silver • Anchor. do., Gold and
.2‘, 1 -• k , ,
1, ( , • I•.p C ..i.yerLepine do, of every variety
, .
, • viz' •of style. ati , l pattern, - warranted
lb . 4 . , - ;i:YZ••••.•-• good thne.keepers. - pine gold car
"k. ~.„.7 . , - :-., --, tinge, breast pins, finger rings,'
-- • , _., lased, stone t and. lloabm lf
eeicts;cu
puti,gold foh,guard - and vest chains, wild' Icichete, of all'
elms, altiglo and double, gold. and silver snectscres, gold
and silver thimbles, pen', pencils, watch koya,belt hooks
,t r ,
~gdesAver plated ware, britianin ware, clocks, - col,
li:y, yaney goods, shell and buffalo - combs etc. Also_ a
largo acaortment of oilier spoons , forks , etc.., warrantd
as good as coin, tengraired gratis.) fining to tit eincrnise
of the subscriber's business; he to enabled to sell any-ar
ticle in Moline eta very. Small advance from Maitufactur
ere and Importers` prices, thereby affordingsuperior- itt
ducemintaVo thoae wishiftg to purchase, hi tlai variety
cheapness and quitlit* of Ids Goods... ,•• _
Watches And time pieces' of ercryilescription iapalred
and warranted at tha V4artcst notice and in - the 'best
manner. . • 1.. . ALFRED .1. )VANS..
Binghamton, Slay 1 .01; , '. ~ - Washington 4. ~
•
~~'~` ~
Ibalm been encouraged by the- tery:libergl patronage
• received, to Situp my shop with thetasgeat and, beet
assortment of goads ever yet bron;bt to this
Init ina ybefunadeVerything belongingtu &Jewelry mid
neystore,dlot.ClUcks 44Vatclies,•oforkril deseiiption.
Darning Plaid, parlorandeommon Lamps, which at this
time...lathe - b eat thing In lumps a gaud and cheap Vett.
you can Ilnd them only. at 7- ; • " TILITVS.
Moatro - se, Nov embei•2o,l
-
~,{Elt fiATN - Yggi r iUn g Magnet icons t CUM t
ltl- Liver OIL Townsend 's Sarsaparilla, Vattglin's
thonttiptic,Schenek'sllalsam,S vralm's Panacca.all of Dr.
Jalne's NI eatables, Dalley'a Pain Extractor;,PAtt
Dlllow's Itchy° Cute, and most of thoUppraved Patent
Medicines oldie day, kept constantly outland by ; •
BENTLEY & READ.
•
--,•Watches t . Jewelry:, ,v&o..-
MBE Subscriber has receiTed an Odditiou tohi
stock of JeWelry; , censisting of Gold Fob Mid
Guard Chains, Lockets, Mager Rings, Ear-Rings,
Breast Pius, Bilver Chains, Gold Thimbles, Gold
Pencils and J'ens, &c., &c.,to which ho would ill ! .
vita the attention of his frientle. A.J: EVANS; ,
• Binghamton, , ilfatch 3; 'SL .:'•• • Washington st
WatehestWttehes
rt_Otllntid vor;Lev6r 7,7ta-Lepines fiilf jeweled and
U patty a largeamort9294 st t4ss !cry lowest prices
anci "warranted. , -
" -
. .
.131iighamtraa,.Oct. . • 74b0ANFIELD.
SilverlFerll:Plated;ond
56/Pieces- -Sili6r con-Wing. Of Table, Tea,
EleseitiEriam and Iln staid Spoois, Salt dud Sugar Shoe-
Sarks&c., Engraved gratis, at :L. CANFIELD'S.
dtvei,irar 'Tait
IJ manufactured in America, at TRUE'S.
MUM:La of 6 doz. 20e 'Mocha Is gnne. but more 0
the game sort la on the way to True's.Tewelry Atop.
of various patterns, received this
day, and for solo cheap by -
BENTLEY & READ.
VINGER RINGS—A new nud nigendid
ns
sortment and foretile cheap by
W. D. TROWBRIDGE.
The Richest.:;
SELECTION,?I' Breastpins, Earrings and - Vinger flings
ever offered in Mirth= ton by A. 3. EVANS.
AVATCHES . and Gibe! jewelry in quantities
VT to suit . purchiserq by • . , • , •
IV. D. nO%IIIIIOOE.
• .1. - old Lockets. -
SlNditand Double of every size, by '
Binghamton:l A. J. EVA.NS, Washington-0..,
Some Very Fine
rioLDWATCJIES perfect time keepers. l Also silver
tlVAtches,all quantities, by, A.. 1. EVANS.',
Gold.
Chains
T OCEETS,ThDable:s,Specks and Fermi! CEUTA . a
11 afailassortment at - - - L. CANFIELD'S;
DRY GOODS:: •
ARRIvALs
s n full Receipt of his rallStock of
Lis . .1/ 411/1 fo ods, which ls unusually largo and
oaisplrte In Fancy and Stapld
•
Dry Goods, Groceries,Crockery, Hardware,.
Iron and Nails, Boots' and Shoes, Cooking; Parlor
and Shop . Stoves; Buffalo Robes, fiats, Cups,Ac:
including trt.particalar, al arge and splendid as
sortment of . _ • . • j.. . • .
,
ga - AIDUIIM 9 . 110r20.1eiZtZ6 9 .
land Wlliakter Long:Shawls,
to all of which he would invite the at ten tion 041.11171 kt
sweatshirt.; Goods of tho hest styles, and at - prices ;that
unmet be brat, for cash arproduce of alkkindr,inclUdlng
We len Soaks. Flan nel, Pork y• Graln,Lte.in any quantity.
rew Milford, Nov. MO; • • • •i•
H.B.—Coarse and Western Salt, and hour kept-con
*nay on band.
.
Live anit-let
AT THE, CHEAP READY PAY "STORE,
ixT D. TROWBRIDGE, is now receiving a
ir . now atd well stileCted assortment of Dry
Goods; Groceries, etc., which he offers at lower
prices from selling on the credit system.'" By do
ing business on the ready'pay, system he is
,able
to do justice to himself and his worthy patrons,that
deem it to their. interest r topitrchase where they
can do the best. He .would, hero make manifest
his grateful feelings for the liberal patronage re
ceived heretofore, and, reciprocate the, favor-by.
offering a More !extensive and . desirable stock of
Goods which may pi -or* to the interest of those
that look out for No. 1. "A sixpence saved :is
worth two earned.' ' • • •
Hie stock consista 'part of Staple and Fancy .
Dry Goods, viz; cringttamei print s, 'shawls, .Cam.
bricks, slieetingP, Cloths, liestifigskribbone,. pant
olg and. Umbrellas.- - ;- ' • - ••
Gaoccatett:—Sugar,
,naoht.._es, ,
- actiele.well, selected - Black - Mid „Graen.Tea,) Can,
dlca,.'Poppc~,'Spice,''Rice, Soda and. Salaratas:
(do,) Soap, Tobacco, Snail: CigtOrDYe-St
Candy. Oils,:andPeritinadiy;
ilsTs, Cars, Ss' STILIVT Goons.4Kip and Calf
'toots, (of good qualitv; good salictlonof Ladies
Shoes and,Gaiteri Gents ond
,Boyi-Shoer; Chil
dren!) Shues,and Slippers,-Clocks-• Watcher Gold
,Rings, Pens 'and Caice Stationary. and Yankee
Notions, you cant hk a miss.
Great Bend
rpflE 4065c:fliers gratefully , acktrowledge.-pisst
X fasariraiid would respectfully eoliths attention
at:.o - Persolis who_ Wish to biy goods cheap to call
to their stowrOtie.dorii east of thellrickzomer t atril
examine their stock oriciods.: -L- •-• .
it, general assortment of Dry Goode; tioCkery,
HarHollow-scare; - Groceries,.. sheet froui
and tinware, stoves "aiwf.slt;vo, trimmings .con'
,on - hands ; and - orders for, tin . , Copper, and
sheet, irn were , promptly' ititended , - • • •
• •
_4 it..L.4.THROT-14 Co.
lifOutiose, April i 29th; 18 - -
51. - -
Goods bought for:Cush* • -
etooNsTos VEl7.7liirojtist 'received aleeSe oOd
sellesunted stock-of Dry Good/. Orocerfet, E.:Tott
ery, ilitrdwarearon, Wails; Looting (Hawes; Boots 'and
Ehno,-heady Made Ch4lng, , , - Drugs: illedkine,Talots,
• Oils, sneer Ware, Jettlry, elOcke, Tennks,'• nets, Paps
and Omni. Eco.,erbleh they oreiolfering ot'tlie: follow
ing eery low prices, sic: ISTails 84,00Lper KrgVitlce 6 cts.
Sr 11/ o.l4aJugar fctr.Bl,oo, Thict•Dwtssl,l4,-Wreneh
and Engllsh Broad CWhs Dom 16s to Zfleter yard, Can.
dies is, Snleratus dd prilh.i tit= trete le toles wiryent,
Looking Masses from Is to• f 0,00: 'Shawls Dem $lOO
Our goods taring heesissiccted with , pull niter
regard to wnal47 knit etyle, WO flatter ourieleof the.' we
ant Pose •nli who may (weer tts'etittra tall: and •et Irdt
price-icera ere detenninfd not td bcCusiccso4l4!;l2744
motet for cash orepproved cte4lts
I rANTSD -1000 puctulaWootirliapidisiaterciellacks
f acw h i cts ar eariltnUctsrmrshyshttcskrquatsl34
I . 4Butter. rag" atratePlunierleftimair..f, , ., •
, flarford, p., • • • , .. ; ••••
Mineral. Paint.
AMEILIOR ertielsforpOrdins oti wood. W ith, oots
or VA. moor again ee filre; - -Wate7= Weather , " 4
undtangeoble la Its color, It wises Vt.' With• oh dr
COMPOdtjansa.94 dark Ftee ltona
11 7 ,4141 PikeeteoWdtbipiesilint-sitfie- leewTork.
800 114$ to Ina tawhapettadonwith the OW Flptproof
Pahat Sad sand Mut ktadatgidineni ptisaitteletet
mperiti : a greagotthttizil Dow Inas& Woe we by
itotahowt, 3147 • DM. . 4.BEL MULL.
i3ToVES:: ItARDWABP4
Witr - and : PIP
rEY'StiiniSlitte iolikibildovO, foe
fl buruing wood'oi coal, the best is use.
Ropgti mid - Ready dotibte,overt Cooking stow. -
Elevated' ; ' ' 1 - - do .Y
-01',reOput ; • ,dck ; T:
Victoria- = do d 0 ..,,
~.oivit•es State do
• Cliutari Air Tiiki do' • • do •
20 Sites and kiudi of kurfoyttotres for tvood or
~,4614eri of 6 plate Etoves.„. . • •
Coal and Wood Stoves for shops, school bosses'
ihe,bese iri
' - use. - •
-Copp . er, brans; tin ' and stove ware. '
Russia; Englisfi`, and American Stove Pipe.. ; •
Stone, Tin, rind Zinc tubesolci, for sale by the
100, doz., or - single, at the Engle Foundry Depot.
WILSON.Co.
Montrose, Nov. 26, '5O. - •• r•••
EAGLE' FOUNDRY!
Ware Bodin in Lyons 4- Chandler's
..Long. add: g.
• it:general assortment of
Cookilif,r; Parlor. - Shop - and Coal" Stoes,
Stove pipe, Elbows, Zinc, Sheet Iron,
Copper, BraSS;Wire, - Bar'
Nailltods, round Ze . square
Cast 'Steel'all . sizes;
round square
Iron,' all sizes, '
Side :` -
Green Sward;
Excelsior, ;Genesee*".:
WorsterPlowS,Streito ent2l
ters, Arbors;
Morticinir Machines, Mill, CrankS,'
ilalance Wheels; PotS,'Dish Kettle's; Sp:-
- ders;Tia'Kettles, Waffle Irons; Urn- '
brella Slinds,Pu:thps:Lerid,PiPe,
Shingle . MachineS, Scrapers,
Sleigh Shoes, Jaeli Scrids, tkc., 4-c,
All kinds of Castings 'on IMnd or made to order—
also; Tin,'Coliper and Sheet4ron War e on. hand,
or made to order. WLIAON & CO. ,'
Montrose, Nov. 5,1850. -
-New Milford . Stove -Depot
tr-n trannv hCs jart received a new assortment of
1.1.. Srove.A.„ including , the mast approved kinds-of Air
light and coatmon Cooking, Parlor, and ?the', Stoves,
ftitssia and common pipe, Sheet. iron; and Zinc, Strive
Tubed, &c. c,, to which the attenticin ofensh purchns•
erg{, and the publid le invited, anti which will be sold at
very low prices.for cosh or approved credit. "
Sdatember..lBso.
'Stoves' Tin and Coppep Ware.
frklE subscribers have just purchased. a large
I stock_ of over, Tiu and Copper Ware, which
they offer to the public as cheap no the cheapest:,
. D. D. LATH I . tOP ;
'l l ,friutrese, Dec..lo, 1450.
Thebes STOVE out SI
THE 'Keystone State Air-tig,itt,Cooking Stove,
I manufactured arid for sale by Wttoos & co.
NEW:GOODS
caimibLen,
. . _ . . . .
Illinitivse anal Lanesboro',
A RE now recsiVlng adsrge and splendid assortment of
IL Goode, which will be sold.elea for cash. • ,
'Shectings, Shirting, Trelang, Da ring; 'Wadding-, Drib
llngs,- Cotton and Woolen , Tarn, Chrpet 'and Knitting
Torn, Broadcloths and Gassimeris, Carpets and Carp
Bags, Trunks, Black ;Bine and Green Umbrellas,iainued
Ware, Crockery and Glass Ware, Barllwpre, &c.— • ,
:: '. . G R-OCE RtE S.. -. ,
Crushed,pulterited and N. 0. Sugars, Colfee,'llfolaoce,
Itloek Green Teas, Pork, Mick'erel,Coalisk, Pawnee,
splecs o tte. . •.- :- • ":: 2 . •
• .; ROOKS 4 STATIONERY.:
We aro receiving a ht•geassoi talent of altkinds • f Feb oo
HoOki.tEnglish, Latin, French, Oreek and German)
'
hies,. Histories, inecelLnaeous Wanks, Medical hooks;,'
Cants; Tiseue and Note Paper, &e. fen. -Those •n want
of Hooke and Stationery will Please give us call; ae we
ntend cheap for cash.; • •- - • ,
I. STOVES ..AND IRON •WARE: . .
. .
Cooking, Parlor,Slthp Anil Coal
Stores., Pipe, Fibows,
rove Ware, SerSpors; Plows; Corn shtilersi straw.
mitre.? Mow Points,,e4.o4 LannfPlare., . .
•
S i ALT 4-FLOUR; •-• .
by the otherwise—reandlss by the box or lb—,also,
Nails, Glass, Paints and Oils: • '
SARSAPARILLA. -• •
OW 'Or; -Jatob'a,l, P. Tannaendli: and Sand!FgarSa
parilla —75 cents per bottle. LYONS & CLUNDLEIL
Montrose and neeborp%Nov.7,lBso. -
BlatchlkishFlows
TIE subscriber would lateral bis friends and the pub
lie. that he la now . manufacturing -the . celebrated
Mai gamy PLows at the- old stand of D. Post. ' • Side
UHL Moo, Wayne Co., Ltring•ton county, and Skinners
Eddy Plows and Castinim on hand :Itepatring..done on
shun ndtice. !Laving made nit arrangement - with a ma
chinist, ho Is prepared to make and fit up most. kinds of
machinery on short notion and on reasonable terms.
Montrose February 17 II.II.:MILLS. •
'ON—English and. eivedee, FaUJA Lace.
Deng Teeth by; ' • &. :i. smart &co
good accondkol.•aa cooking stove, alto a good nc rut
tar s thrkale,chosii at -•-- ' vaanakea -
.•
liOtTGAS.—Singliamtoil.Moutrose.Skinrr.is Eddy
P
andliattandStateesElonitiland Caltince,constant
3, on hand by - • • S. U. SATRE & CO.
CLOTHING, BOOkS, BOOTS, &c.
. .
•.
• - -- , Notice to - the , Public, -
New Seasonable Fall and Winter` Goods' ar the
_,„ .. Gyeat;One Price Store of . .... .-::
, 11,...1,ENIKEllitf., Great Mode Pm. :.•
BEGS leave to take this opportunity of tendering big
sincere than ks' to his friends' and customers, for the i
generous patronage they have extended ta WM,' and,
tat theamne time inform them that be has just returned
from Now York. with a very large and choke selection of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods.. Also a fresh and .exten! l
siveassortment of Oreceries;Provisions,ltuotsandShoes,i
Hats and 'Cepa, - I.lardwarei Vioekery. er.c4Drugs•nrid 1
Medicines, width will be sold for cash
~tind - .produce at a
; veryamalladvaneN at prices which defy all competition.
- Flour, Pork,Fish,Salt,Wholesale andre tailo-he would
also remark that boa There, strictly to the system of al
ways n. ming tholoirest price at first, therebygivingthe•
same advantage to all who may favor hinatelthilmixpat,i
ronage: • 7 . ..
Greatliond Clothing Store. • '
The largest, best and cheapest, assortment of Ready 1
Made Clothing iiithe Village of Great Band, Pa., Broad
oloths,DonSidris,tiasslmeres and Vc.l3tinjO ofall qualities i
sultabli for the Pelletal Winter Trade, which he offers at 1
1 such prices/as to sattalynny ono that this is the place for
i thereto deal. in consequence or the great increase of hbl
li bultnesse his been obliged togreatlyenlarge his atock,
-.Which he now offbeat° his friends and the - public rut cg:
am ha ation, confident that in an doing they willfled some
thin:ate their. advantage', -The Subscribdrhasulade are
earigements to manufacture, clothing in all its :various
branches, and Is now prepared to troll the mini!, warrant
ed to bear Inspection. •- Duktont work and tatting done
at the latest. style pad shortest notice,-,-all kinds of tall
ifre trimredags furnished arid for sate. Do not forget the
spot; .tare nt"ariY opposite Wolfe:talon HOU! 0, ' .-.
'Great Rend, Sept., liiso. T • ... la.& tiINII.EI3I.
New and , popelarßehoot book,
C"P- - , ii ' , r.
romussrmElf3l3lAßtofUß 'ERBA - 11 IS.
TORY, together with a BIOGRAPHY of DIST/NO
Insinn PERSONS;to which Is appended an epitomeof
HEATHEW- - MYTHOLOGY, :' NATURAL
. PHLLOSOPHYiGENgRALASTRON---
; -. •,-. • '.O3fY.. : and , DItYSIOLOGY, , •' • ;
Adopted and need In the PribUcachools of Philadelphia
'; . • . ' 8. , S:. JONES &• Co 'Publishers -
‘litiaita sts.,'Philtt.
Toaoherit'ung (reboot Commltteee addti reing letteit to,
ns post wad i trill , b 4 furaisheilwitts cqples for exlitrans-
• Ecr A toll anatmiipletesissfistment of Books and Std
Bantry fo.tsalwat thelowest Prices. r•: ..::
Books Books 1. -
A NEW aupply. of Boots ito 'received. ;ItietWing
• 'the klutte used la the New Academy. Al+e Maw
tatr. Mu; tci Leiter and Cap Paper, at't he lowest juke&
140.4
VlrrvlVB Daily ft Ible Illustralomy Emerson!" P.sisys;
n. Apoitollentipthim by Taylor. tleview ot the 'Mexican,
War by Glvermorajmok callormi,D7Aubtitgrte:s itUtory
Oche nerormr4loll, etel etc.-: LY I N I SA SON— 'I
. - ..
'.; - :, i '. r 4 l- 'SettOO.34'BOORS. - .'
, I :‘,..NE1uL.,,00 f -4;, !e sof,§p a!)okim.bot.i
'. 4 . i °'':.-! - f' 4l "- b y
_i'v-- ,'!.:
L '7 - itiontitde';l4oi'.l6. tSOZ. !-- :--, ',
..- -,. • .....'.• ,:..'''_ !
.
A herb supply otarocetiesintt Opened , for al* by
BOA
casn idd rot . illitAbler delil
Ivrd ,y oi ter.
LIONS `& CliANDLtit.
•
. c
us , , , . -
wAITTEID ff,9OC! bb - f
11 - ehr - of Rye awl Corn for which - thp, , hishet4
;ticy will beg 1014 1110;0110r ' • • .•-
„. z: CO,
A N EW EIPPIT of goods at -;;,-
'f:; itiiLil.94li,S4,liMilt - 4e,.. ;'ii,
'• - Chgrsge a Hoists, cgmmenc!ng.. .; ..
01111iPla; Si. Pa4eriina..and _ a
er
.,',4icivi'.l#laui.lsolt. giver ::.,- - -
1
'.iii,i, g l ' O ' Cii)hi ii if il, " i , r
* 8
o'clock 30m1a. .K. MI 7 o'cloelV3o tan. .7 - A.M.
19 "II -30 min: -7- A. 711 03 - 14 ; - , 16'taln. ; P._3 l
'll] " • so Iniar -•.l', at.' s , :'“- , 4.50 in, '..., r:11
sly Pf DA Y. tlfril24t4.
__ . . _ •
Lear?. Suffern . a pipet': j_ 7 / 4 are 21!tio-Yriiik
.6 o'clock 29 ruin. - A.lll. 6 O'clock — • - 1- 3 1- "
sOr On the arrival of the_ rictralnsgolo7EarA: 7 "-' , . .•• -;"
„.., ." . .1 .- .3a11.111,15031- IP ILA 62961,,, •__. - -1 •--
' - Letivi Patermitrat " ' ... ' Learl Neter-79a. '
to'clockA:ll:3larkot;st. - -;
..7.o'doek Winks. :.-_, 4:31 '
8)V " • " - Pat's* "Dep., 9 • " ao'.. ,r. .• • • ..
,1 - 4,- 'll. ; "-' . 4 -,, 1-` - .4 ' • .:' •-• ' • ' Pm:
41C. 'I - P.• , ?51., _"=••.',...•", - a , :“.;: i!- -. ,! . - 1-: ":-, ;"•.
7 .4 -.. iiiricit...st. - 5 ii ;45 is, .. .--."•; n
• -- ' r . :V fib;i11;1[11 - AilNra."'"; ' .." I: ' . "''' •
-•- ,- Leave Patersonat . : :: t,-: Leate Ntir-Torkaj. - , , ,
&CIO.* A.M. Market-seji 9 - o'clock - '' . X.ll-
X " ; P. kl:pat . nDopot;l43- ;- st - . .-P;111
N. D. On .11fondontornIntistbe first Erato fronAnifernY
will I cave ut 7 23 info. or on tho arrival of the Pott;erril
The 239 A. M. and 6'45 o clock - P..lf. trains, from ; Nett
York ; will not atop at any station north of Paterson; ex.
cept ltock Road - and Ilohokni., • r : •-_.-;>.. "••
ilrtrains which leave N4w York at 7.K. A. Il1"-knd. 5,4(
P . fif trlllbe in time to moot thetrletraluSdnoinlng and
venlng.,going West, at §uffenut A epot.
'Angut 22,1850:: "- ; -
-- ALBANY
•
New Cilytiget • & use
:cotehanna Rail ItOsids,Senectt. -
. -; •• and IDayegalLakes •• •
EVERY.BODMMAIIKET - LINE
rt l llEsubierieernuke tinw"pi . , spared toreeeive PILEICILIT
I. of all kin4l.!, at the following points, Ins :
Buffalo, Attica, Bitavia, flergeti, -- RocheCter, Canandi
no, Gieuora,Dretdan Dtualce, Linding.; Jef
erten, Havana, gillport, Ilorsehmuls, Corning, Elmira
Pactaryville,Spring Port, Itedder's Forry . ,- - Atirortv, ltlia
enc.:Candor, Owego I.lnloo, Birigh:tmter4-.o. Groat Band
Lanestiero', Deposit,and Manctiek, erery day In tho week
tSlandays.excep tea t } and corithine with regularity tbrung
out theseacon. , They willattend to forwarding the same
to the New Pork Market, wberoit will recelre the porton - -
el atteu Can ofesperloncedJudernteriorho will attend to
the selling of the canto; and return the proceedsin Bank
able fa nilset either of the obore pof tits, to the follosanti
IS uffato,Storeltouse of Iraqi Dan:; 'Aitfna.Storationse
of Ifenre:liford; Batavia,Storehoitteothueiria A. Smith,
Bergen. Storehouse :of Daniel McPherson; Hachette;
Store of Fairbanks 'dc Eldredge; Canandagua, Offiee o
Walter Corcoran ; fieneva', C. Lawrente ; Dresden Store
house of WhitneyMOuell ; Orld,Fergus on &Sprague
Lodi; Dundee Landing,Storehoiste ol•T; Tulbill & Co.:
Jefferson, °Mee of B. 0. Norton 'on the Pies ,11avanit
°Mee of J. P. Phelps; Millport. ;tore of :I. Stoll 'forge
oeadt, - of Ferrell; Doining, slose of Wm.
Arnold; Elmira,: storehonse - ot Thurman it Inghrem,
Factor:y*l4lle, store of Charles IL Shey . lma; Judder'
Perry; Aurora', store of Wits P:gonna fithaea,stos
of P. U. Drake; Candor store o f S. Darager ;
,Ownoo,
'flee of Nathaniel Ells ; - eaten, store. of C. N. Wheeler
Binghamton, °Moo of James Sick; Great Dena, often
F. Chureblll;. Laneshoro',:sfilee of P • A. Ward ; De p oilt
m'ere - of Etislgn er, Dean; Lfancoeh; store .of AIllstia;&„
Reeves. .•. - AtC. , s.llSFi Binghamton, -
. um. wiIITNEY. - Dresd'eu r
': - GEO. P.',IIIONELL, do: -
. • .
• .NATIIAFIEL ELIA, Owe,zo•
, .
AOUNTS.—B offal", Henry Day; Attica, Thomas Sp
ford; Datavia;IMCIIIIP A :Smith . ; flergen,DanielMePher
soll;•Rpohestert- Faleninks ic - .• Eldridge; .Crinandagua,
Walt er Corcoran ; eva, - C. Lauren ce • 0 rid, Ferguson
A.,eirrague; - Lodi; DuudceLandinp,Tu s thill & Co-; Jet
ferpon, E. 0. Norton; Havana, F. Millport, J.
Stull; Horseheads, J. A.
,Verrelf; Corning, Wm. Ar
nold; Elmira, Thurman &ItighrantjFaCtorprlild, H. H.
Shepherd,• Aurora,lf. & Morgan.lthaea,P.H.
Drake; Candor Ilirai, , ,er; Union, C. H. 'Wheeler;
Great Bend, F.Vhurchill; .LirnesbOro',. P.A. Wank;
be
posit.Ensign& Dean; Hancock, Allison & Reeves.,
Capt. Janatis - - Isk, •
.; •
IVlDanperintend the businesa tbroughout - ..the'whOle
no, nod receive and 111 l al onlera Tor- , . . , •
. ,
fes; Fitt It., FisLti Oyster% &c. &c
-which will be b ought at tho loweat ;wholesale . piieeti :In
Nov York, and tor warted - to ens.. of the above named
Depots.' , .
New Stage Arrangement at Great
Bend.
Tat Iwo Daily tines of Stages from Greaillend to
Montrose will hereafter leave 'he itailroad notelet'
O. Smith in thelzumulLiteAxleinity of the Depot, a- , fol;
curs 4'N: 311 and P.:3 ,on the arrival of the Rail
road trains from Now York; passing tbrinqh New 31i1f..n1
to 3loutrose, ulaeoce•n Dail , line run, In ell:lncite:l
therewith to Springville TUnkhanntielf.andlVilkesbnrre
another via: N eholson, Vactoryville, Abington Centre;
Providence and Ifydo Part to Serantonla, /these places
being along the Die of the tenets Gap
.Rallroad )Ste,
turning, the stage itarlol 'Scrantimiti at 4A. 514 poising
through the above places to Montrateorhonce the Bove
leave in tinni to reach the Great Bend Depot before the
trains going Rast.. , ;:'. ; , • •
Also, a Daily line leaves ;Smith's RaElway Betel on the
arrival ' , I the noon train from the ' estf r Carbondale
v'a. Summersville ; Newalilford, Ilarford: Lenox and Dun:
doff. , • - ,
...TRUESDELL, & CO:
Great Bend; Jan. 22.: 1851. • ' • —stf '
MISCELLANHOU§ .ADVERTISE M'S;
" I ,i 71t'0,-*L4Y.p*i.
rill.a.ii. - CRAIS, German rilySidol2, takes tbism el h-
Al odor informing his friends aud the pubic In general,
that he has-located-in - the ?Mugs or Ovr.v, County of
Tioga, and has established wpm:mutat office on Main:at
over FL 11.11iiihurt's store s and is ready to attend to any
husineSsln Cm line of his ptofession. -•- ' •
Ilia.superier method. of arriving at a correct diagnosis
in-pease, and his - tuiparnlelleil success in treating the
various diseases Incidental to the human s - stein,
especially those of an .acute, subatute,ehridue, or com
plicated character, ate nil necessary for him to of
`at to tho Invalids had diseased of every character' o enti
tle Euito the confidence eta dlecriminating public: For
the benefit of those unacquainted with. his Method of
practice ho would say that he describes *disease hy - a
chemical and . microscopical examination of tlielfrine,
' Fe, tons may. send •or bring - theirlYrine In a Clean (at
least two ounce) slat, the first. in the mornlng.preferred,
and as a record is keptof all the eases examined, the
name and age -of the - patient aro' also required.. No
charge is made forexamlningl Casa - where no medicine Is
filimedichies are prlacipalliseleeted from the Vegeta
bleKingdoth, and are admlnistertl according to the Ger
.
. .
irian'Soltirde Pruince. • „
_ .
• ,
' would aim add, that be has at last batulo an imper
ant discovery in relation to treating diseases of a calcu.;"
WAS origin; or Gravel: Thigh a singular deposition * and
may consist Irrerysta Me grains, of amitt y r:lMMh t feel,
but not distinctly visible upon a close examination; At it
may trondrt inirregnlni shaped transparent' concretions,
sidtleiently large to be readily distinguished by the R y e, and denominated. calculi. { •
• The preparation that ho has introduced
ohs,pa of
di , .solving and holding itsolution; calnaor !Men
tions concretions, nhich Is the, source of,irritation, and
very often extensive inflaniations ottlio Urine* organs,
.thereby.allotrlng the same to escalm. , .• •: • •--
lteterenccs can be had it his Ofileel. "m pato tilting
In ultf.the Wettern conntieß of the • Stat..'ef- Neu' York,
rconsylbenta, 3liehigan, ko.ovlto • had_been,, ten- up to
din by the most skillful Phyblelaits, - Itiiringot and
Orating themselves of hp ; akilL have' beetsrtstOrt-•• to.
good health. The great ertnan emedy fet Feinalet/b
-dtrtetlons, trerins,-Croup and Dysentery, may alwa,Vs be
fount at the Office. - - D. .114:RAIN
^^
Owego Jan 1851 r , ,
At 7 .l ,° s l :3o l lll'l,7'roloc,t , ', s 'h4T F olDrr;) : sl l lViCiatl Ll Dl,_caincd
C005:22130, eogibined who Culk , ulU6slON. trent t."wee
den, office 0.,71 LOCUST otters
hie serrolees tnthe citizens. Of. Montrose: 'lad bat bees;
consulted by. all the espwited heads, of „Europoi and ,
joys a - higher' reputation a 4 an Astiologer than! any cue
living,! . :liativities calculated according to Pleateaney:—;
,Dadies "83, Pe.ntlemen SS...Persons at a. distance can
Live thelimattrities' drawn Ly sending the date. of the
day otthelr birth.. All letters containing-the above fee
velltroeelytklmsnediate attention, fiatlvlties lent to any
- part of the world written on durable paper ,• andle . is
prepared: to nialio use,orlds power by conjuration on any
of, the following.topitusi--Constship. advite given for the
.suceessfutaccomplisLment of a wealthy marriage, he has
the Pourer to - redeem such as are given to the uSe, of the
bottlei and for all caeca of hazard, and -for the recrWery
ofatolen or; lost Property, and the purchasing pf lottery
tie bets. iThon4inds of the above named cases hay itheen
done In this city and Its vicinity. cud In tb e United States
to thofoll satisfaction °Can.. - 10,000 No tivites lir Dore•
iscopes havebeen east during the latir four years.while
here. Letters will answer.euterr purpose, and will do ac
Weil mite, ran in person, and the mull Is new. so will
that
po sonsheed not fort& trust money through the Past
Office. r= Dr. tieback rece,res from GOO to-1000 letters
monthly, and has nercriniesed one.: All letters trill be
iellelouely attended to,i It...pr e -paha. - -per. particulars.unn
at the Democrat office andget an - AstrolOglcal Almanac.
1 ,Locust st, aboye Sigh t Ph iladelptitit..
itp.Do partiCular to meution.the Post.office, county
and State.: ;. 7.
c n willforfeltiad whit:
qAv v ing to cure any ease of disease , that, •Esay come
under his rare, no matter how long standing - or afflicting.
Emma suznie incited fo his Private Itooneti,'33 North
st.,,Phila., without fear of interruption ,by
lAtier patients. St ran gets and Other', who hATO been tin , .
fortunate lit the selection ora lihyeiclari are Invited to
c4ll. 'lkute who hat, twilu!otlfhiF , lelTethr , solltari sine
are alto lofted— • , -
• MIMI MD Itatit:eer —The'aittlitedrifOuld F d resell to , 1
reflect _before trusting their bealth,.happluqa,and.lal
litany cans their lives, in :'ttie hands of physiciana,:tgno•
eitnk r Of Oils. alma of trialaffles.; It Is cettabslijnipessibia
for one snout° understand gall thefts the human 111 . 4,f1y
Gee SiSbitit t Everirespretables titysician' has his ne..l
callathrench,ha-wlilet be lis• there sueemsful shim lox
trotter 'proferatall, and tik that. tltO4 Ohio
Una mod study, -
.Yzans or rnaoston,exclusisclsdefotedtei ths
and treatment of Omuta of the sestina organs," together
with ulcers-upon .the: totir, throat, nose, or legs, Paint 111
the head or bones, nnercurlak rheumatism ' , strictures;
gravel, irregulailtfeo, disease arising from youthr,g ex .
ceases or impurittes_of the Wood, sttis'rehy- tte - eatiatitu. ,
tins has become enfeebled, enables the l?octer,to,olfer.
listens antaastoaltwho may flue -thetntalses undo?
MITER E it. NTs, amphor Qum, yepponauce
MitsiM4, Listteir I!ape!, Tattle,*iticiting 1014 !Ti th ed
Ate - SULAM.,
- •
6,11/031
JI73T iiies,rod a new stock orsptin I,9:it smelts' row.
.st th* :lois of • : • Q J WEBB.
ACADEMICAL.
SII3QIEHANN6 : , liCardza •
:::DIONTROSE. PA.
1141Trirstee reepeetfulte Inform the pi l ul e
Third Tenn of the AMid Auk year of thls lama* t it
art 1 coolateaccon Tuesday, Apt% 204 b, w i t h the
ing ^Do k UD or tsarancriox. ;
Prof: Lemuel-11:. Waters. st,
Arles dlitiy./..trawfbrd,Dieeeptren. -
Mr. J., Lorenze_Lyons. A. 11., and Min A. A. A.
ore, stain:tut Teachers! in. the - Academie and
Departments. • •
Miss Caroline Boannantruperintendent of the
ry Department,. : ' , Pdra
Miss Badly Blechman Teacher otlllasie.
Mr Glister 11. Waiter." • Berman. .
There -are thrie.seademiei-ternis the yearel.
Vast commen clog ins thelOtb day of Beid.',of 15 rie t iz e '
The 2d on the 7th dayorJan;.of.l4-weks,and Umtata
the 29itiday et April rif 14 weeks. -- -.;
There are, thus, vacations in the Winter and rle6,
two weekasach-and one attire wear; in the rarature"
- PAleka - OP_, TQITIOH,
The stitilieliof the Printslytipartment.: e 7,de rithe
The Common Branches of theAcadradeal
Department,emtinteing Beading/Spell-.
Weiting.ltranitetiO, ideography, -
and Ortittimar; 15,00 e -
The iligher briuiclieS; :or ..tha . A.tudrhila
`tilepoirtm,ent, -4 , , ": 18P0 64
The Sandia! of theCiassicel Department,
Pain ' 4reek ano ;Frenott, with those ; -
of theAcademieal Departniezt,in whole '
-or part r - - 21,00 -
Music with use of Planoi. , •_
- Sop • a
Draalng and Debiting,' - •15,00 u
Gentian ; ' • 15,00 44
N B. It is the desire and purpose of the Traste:4
' appropriate discipline, by the course of study pa
by.the thoroughness of the Duitruttkill thiPtited set
i
the fa eliltles furnish e:d, to secure for this Academy s
j stindln AMODg the7Lltetnry institutions of the ug h
otirldro. :
' Papili from brosulorishing to obtain basal t .
recel re direction to placiabyapplying to Alfred ha bit
ort7m. 3. Mitlford, committee.
I „
. Hilea:Wm..lll:3Bl:lD,P
reti,ho;
t. d.Nicerr, Seey.
• Mason Et: Anlsott, Treasuier.
Montrose, Aped 15,154_ . :
1 .13"N5F,TTB;iota ofßihbone, White I,ead.dinseel
Lompolls, Mackereli Iron and Nails at
MISCELLANEOUS
New Goods.
lOr At DEN & LITTLE'S stock of New Goat'
1.1. have arrived, comprising a complete anat,
meat of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Stol l
Pipe--,Zinc, • Nails,. Glass, -Sash Wooden 14.,
Drugs,. and Medicines,..Paiuts, Oils, Yob, Des
and Salt.
' , Also. a _first "rate lot' and good assortment
Ready Made Clothing, of almost all descriptions
Boot's and Shoes,Hats, Caps , awl Bonnetstni
utmost 'everything, usually found in a condi
Store. . - • ..
Our Goods -must be sold, and shall be. at tt,
very lowest passible' prices. .Our friends are invi,
ted to call and look at our stock.
Produce of most - all'kinds, wanted is escluti k
for goode by the subscribers,
- • ' HAYDEN &LITTLE.
Naw-Milford Hay ht IESI. . ', . •
• • DR; 'JAMES BROOKS,
and Surgeon, and dealer in D Lk
rs.e., p• , l
Medicines , Paints Oils, Dyes, &c. ;Cornett(
Churclß end i•-and ,
Pine arreetsi opposite Col. F. Luri, p;.••=,
Great Pa. •
YCO.MING County Lisvrauc• Compaq.
1-4 The undersigned;agent for this well inn 'i,s
and!ong established institution respectfully Wai n
the public that he will receive applications hat
sornnce against to or damage by the to Bail
Goode, Furniture, &c. B. R. Moss, Apt 0: 1 ,1
.71robtrose,sApr. 9,'51. tf
• Tailorinq l
TOIIN GROVES , the. well own Tailor La
E.ll again made; hie appearance in Montrose tot
mute in the abovi named business at the cid rie4
directly over Lathrop's •Dry Goods mere,
would again tender his services to the publie,nl
olicits their patronage . -` „ • •
Making and cutting donein the most annul .:.
style of the age, and done on the shortest astian
usual.
•
Montroseaeb. 12, 'SI. -• • - ' 5r
Daguerreotype:Rooms.
(Odd 'Pe HolLOorner. of Turnpike al
Chestnut *treat.)
TITIATIND just returned from the city with a et.. no
1.11 feeder, or plates, CART, Ac.,—the asap
signed feels 'assured the.' he can give satiefee ion to d
who wish, a "correct edition." . Among my new estate
of casing may be found Jenny Lind, Papier /lathe, in
Peney book casis. - .. Please call and examine 'mean
Pictures, among which Is a Crayon Daguerreotype t 4
rum celebrated Daguerreotype of Jenny
• rents Artistically,
Montrose, Jan. 13,1851......
More Good .lie
Joy to the World:
LAGE* EATON, Lavin; adopted.the Eesdy
tent, _which has dedded advantages to
ado.
both to buyria, and-sellers do now offer to the Nib
Itllir new . exterisive4 and cheap - assortmentrot Erns
Goods, witch have been selected :with great crosts
licauty of style and durability. of article. Our nod it
• - .DRY :.GOODS
embraiev a greet variety - of everi description; WO
Prints from 4e to la per yd 4 1,800 yds -heavy struts
Inunals pr yd; Aispacaatls do; a great variety mut%
clotlis,silk mange, and. a ' variety of Ladies tat
Goods. Also a largo stock of -
- • BONNETS. . .
Ran Zs to 20s, Ribbons Is to 2s pr yd. Also Groats.
Crockery. Roots and abocs of - every- dasesiptioa.
prices paid for ril kinds of produce. .
Ilarford,3loy 7; IBM.
.
"New Fancy Dry Coodp.
.
Bunparr has now tutors.. a new and choirs
AL. lention - of Dry aiWids; including a great utitli
Ladles' Dress GOalls; Crape and-tithe - summer Elan%
Silk blast Illan,'PaStisoli. French Lace. Fancy Suss aS
Leghorn , Bonnets; •a-beautiful assortment of Some
Ribbon, Flowers and Trimmings of new styles, Slid
Silk end Laces, for Ilentillas.BonnetSllk, black Lig
Yells, Broad; Cloth, Fancy Casshneits, Westlogs al
summer (laths, ii.nrpct Bags, Trunk Balls, ,Boos 1131
Shoes, PalntedWiudow Shades, Carpeting, Bats, CIA
he., - with a large and general assortment of fiord Walt
Crockery, Iron, Groceries, Paints,bledlelnes,ollllAl3o
d - c:; , ell o' irldch will be sold at the , lowest price. sod
the most reasonable tennis., B IL Nearly in kiwis d
produce *anted. Soeks ln piiirtienlar, and the bights'
price in Cash pallor Wool. Flour and Salt tonstul4
on hand.
New Milford, ltoy, V 41351.
GteatAttractiobsc,
TT -now' re - netting his genera] raPP 7 7,-
lie' goods for the ming trade,ahleb will be found
usually estenstio and attractive,. partlealsrly In Mu 13
CCs. Ilea styles and Muds of Ladies Dress Goode, !WO'
sbiedsnnd mantillas , with.* general assortment of stqs
goOds ieldelvwdt:bo tbernost favorable terns
NJ% 3111forl, May 50418311 • ,
ANOTHEIt ARRIVALTINEWGOODS
T_T J. VERB desirei to call the 'altentica of
Ila purchasers to bier stock of NEW GOODS,
lust, beirsT. received. They : , have been selected
with particrilar reference to the Wants and nom
,of his ensterriers: arbor ha ii ever most happy te
serve and please. 'Call and examine foryonesclrea
. Monfrom.4Var 29. :
• e •• •
w,
Goodst
DRINTS, Lam* Clughithis,suiPmer CIOTZP. CUOMO
£ Carpctsoke.; Cheap at • Lyoss CUJOIDLtIi•
nRCIERJF.S, N. o.llaranas. - Crualted;Poardared,of
'Ur Coffer, Sugar; Teas, Sciark, :Yeast, Paribas. Imo
at nip, 'Sperm and Tallow Candl(i; Lamp 044 61a», Ata
and Rio Colree, Poi*. Mutant, Bata etc*: e*eap at
orltrise, May; 185 t Lrosa do °HANKA".
itT.scs to al Penny - Nam, Floor find Flubbing N
at.
N....3Lintroar, lulu. Ltblts is CRANIUM!.
Lyons 11011
11.41•E'CIFULIth" infqrin tiler Mends and_ th e 'lir.
ebit they are now openingJunilsome assortmat
- D-77, floods' Ceethem thutware„; Oroeides, B.
Yens, Flth,'Nane, Brno= et 0-xWbithl they offer "
rental low:prieni• - j , NAY
iiOLD Pen and extension hoidens 'of all iZ
4... A cud beet qualities (oink, by,
- W. D • SDOWlntinar.
•-
Patiti ocirmStarob;' loop; MuPeret.
.IJeelvedanigningt neap.' ; "LYONS lo SON
PAPER:ragOiniatedk at :
- ' • 1
Do NE at Reynalda as It thottid Di at 4 canto rob et
tba othrOUl34 or Wool.. •-• BEYNDIX•
.71wonalya,.lo,ne -
•
ei 6 „RPAT_BVlL.troitrellef,j)Tooimitont.irome ,
‘." 4 'asa , rutOram vat. MINTI,IO & Plan.
WHEAT and !fuck Floor for sale at
XL. &
0 -1, 2?/ * *ltgl a go y.
W4"10,
COPPIT i s &C. jut received and ("1140 6 "
Sept, 6,